imported>Denny: New page: {{pubdate|31|January|2005}} There's so much to do right now here, and even much, much more I'd like to do - and thus I'm getting a bit late on my announcements. Finally, here we go: [[dlpc...

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New page: {{pubdate|31|January|2005}} There's so much to do right now here, and even much, much more I'd like to do - and thus I'm getting a bit late on my announcements. Finally, here we go: [[dlpc...

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{{pubdate|31|January|2005}}
There's so much to do right now here, and even much, much more I'd like to do - and thus I'm getting a bit late on my announcements. Finally, here we go: [[dlpconvert]] is released in a 0.5 version.

You probably think: what is dlpconvert? dlpconvert is able to convert ontologies, that are within the dlp-fragment, from one syntax - namely the [http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-xmlsyntax/ OWL XML Presentation Syntax]- into another, here Datalog. Thus you can just take your ontology, convert it and then use the result as your program in your Prolog-engine. Isn't that cool?

Well, it would be much cooler if it were stronger tested, and if it could read some more common syntaxes like RDF/XML-Serialisation of OWL ontologies, but both is on the way. As for testing I would hope that you may test a bit - as for the serialisation, it should be available pretty soon.

dlpconvert is based totally on [[KAON2]] for the reduction of the ontology.

I will write more as soon as I have more time.

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imported>Denny: New page: {{pubdate|31|January|2005}} There's so much to do right now here, and even much, much more I'd like to do - and thus I'm getting a bit late on my announcements. Finally, here we go: [[dlpc...